The Cecil Whig., 1887-03-12
Ios'l department.

Missionary sermons were preached by
the Rev. j. p. Otis, at the NJ. +. church On
Sunday morning aud evening.
AS will be noticed in our advertising
columns MIR George Turner offers for rent
wharf property in this town.
The next meeting of the Farmers Club
will be on Thursday the l1rh, inst, ST. Pat
rick's day, at the residence of Mr.. Enoch
NnyeS.
Lewis Pennock of Pigeon Hill, 6rh dis
tyict, who has farmed for Joseph Lincoln,
will 90 to Brandywine Summit to engage
IN the same business.
1T the gallways of Glasgow would come
better equipped for sleighing, the po>sihili
ties for taking the fairer sex out i'll the tu-
tnre would he greatly improved.
The examination of the public Sc 'ool
at Cherry Hill will begin next Monday and
continue through tue week. All invited
TO attend.
Mrs Ellen Wright, OF Balrirn ore, and
Mr. William Il. Hnllingsworth, brother
and sister resp .ctlvav of Mrs w. w. ii IN
derson, visited her this week
w. Ward Henderson, Esq, has heen
very i'll this week of heart disease. We are
glad to state that his condition had i'm
proved at latest intelligence.
Mrs Pearce, wife of William II. P-arce,
of Cecilton, died at her home in that place
ON Sunday night of typhoid pneumonia,
aged 90 years.
Mr.. John W. Cantwell will offer his
customers to-day some OF the finest STALL
fed beef ever seen in this market. Get a
fresh cut of it while you have chance.
-Messrs Brockaway & Evans, who es-
tahli<h+d circulating library at this place,
have done the same at Chestertown and
Middletown. They are now working Cen
tr-ville.
Services will be held AT the A. L. NJ.
y church ON Sunday at the usual hours.
Last sunday was sacrament day, and there
were 81 ccmmunicants, . adults, and in
f,nt were baptized.
by change OF pastordtrs of the Roma II
Catholic Church ordered by Bish'p p Curtis,
the Rev. w. j Scott, native of This town,
town. He will reside al Ceurrevllle.
A horse attached to "A buggy AT the IT.
ner of High and Church streets away
on Sunday evening. Part of the vehicle
was detached before the animal was stop
ped The team belonged TO j .rn-S Warren
of Delaware.
Mr. Jacob Rambo of this town was on
Tuesday awarded the contract tor com pet-
ing the third story of the new county ill.,
sane asy .um for SI15, by the commission
having the erection of that building in
cnar!-.
An Elkton editor returning from tti-
more on the "a p. NJ train one day this
week was in the land of dreams hen the
train stopped at this station, and failed to
get out. He awoke before reaching Will
rnington where he took train tor home.
-McGAw Brothers of Hartford county
Nandiver, O>moud K Co.. at North East.
They will conduct the business very exten-
sIv-iy This year. The factory had been
idle for three years.
That wel-kuown Baltimore and Port
Deposit tirm b. c. Bibb Y Son, insert a new
card this week calling public attention to
their Grand Emerald Cook Stove. They
cant say too much in its favor. We know
the stove and speak by the record.
Nothing adds more TO the cheerfu lness
and beauty of room than q new bright
carpet don't use the old dull carpet any
longer but 90 to Depuy's, 35 North Second
street, Philadelphia, and select of many
new styles he has just put in stock.
Wilson c. Couden, Cecil county's noted
athlete, broke the worlds champion ham
in-r thrower's record at North East last
week. Mr.. Coudon threw 10 pound ham
m-r with a t foot hardle, the extraordinary
distance OF 100 feet inches
The Oxford Press states that "inforlna-
ton has reached US that Charles Wells <,
Company's Cecil Mills, Sixth district, will
be sold at public sale in May. Rumor says
that William NJ. Sngerly of the Pniladel-
phia Record regards the Cecil mills with a
favorable eye"
The 4lst anniversary of the marriage OF
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wiley of Culora was
celebrated Tuesday. About 40 persons
were present and the occasion was enjoyed
with much zest. Numerous gifts decked
the tables OF the host and hostess, left by
their admring friends.
Another of the children of Oliver Jones
residing in Elk Neck, died on Sunday morn
ing OF diphthera This was the second
child of Mr.. Jones that died in few days
of the same disease The other four children
who were iii OF the same disease are couva
leScing.
There will be services in the Presbyter-
ian church Tomorrow (Sabbarh) usua
by the pastor, Rev. X. w. Beers Infan
baptism will be administered in connection
with the opening service i'll the morning. A
short children's sermon will be deveret
immediately after baptism. The subject o
the regular sermon i'll the morning Will he
the Three Notes OF God's Bugle Call ,
The evening subject will be: "Au Early
Death" All are welcome.
New that the venerable and highly re-
specred johnson SHIPPERS is dead, Mrs
lydia NJ. Mcdonald is probably the oldes
fzss,ersou nvins III the Fifth election district
Mcdonald is still able to 90 about al
hroken in health. Her exact age il
but it is III the neighborhood o
She is the widow OF IA pensiune
1872 and receives Sl2 MONTH,
,nmeuU Mr.. George w. For,
ced resident OF North Eas
RS of age.